So who's going to be silly enough to pay £20 to sit in their house and watch a movie that's been universally panned?
Not true.
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No mention of when it'll be available as part of the standard Disney+ subs package either.....
You'd have to be mad to pay the same price as going to the cinema for a family of 4 to watch this at home - smacks of 'have your cake and eat it' by Disney.
Suspect this is not going to persuade Disney to release more films via their so-called premium subs offer, once they look at the numbers in a few months.
So who's going to be silly enough to pay £20 to sit in their house and watch a movie that's been universally panned?
Not sure I'm excited enough to watch this particular movie to pay the money, but more than happy to in principle.If paying £20 to ensure my family is safe at home watching the film (and multiple times if they wanted to as well), then I guess I’m mad.
Not sure I'm excited enough to watch this particular movie to pay the money, but more than happy to in principle.
Buy a 4k Firestick to tide you over?I will stream in UHD 4k HDR on my Panasonic OLED, OH WAIT ........ still no Disney plus app on panny OLED, I would happily pay the 20 for the app to be delivered. between pana and Disney. ,
I like the concept for pay per view for high end releases, MCU, in parallel to cinema.
If paying £20 to ensure my family is safe at home watching the film (and multiple times if they wanted to as well), then I guess I’m mad.
Why? No, seriously, why do people think that paying £20 for a movie rental at the point it comes out is somehow worse than going to the cinema? If you've got a family of 4 my local Cineworld is doing a family ticket for £23. Add on travel costs and snacks to that and the £20 asking price for home use is pretty reasonable.No mention of when it'll be available as part of the standard Disney+ subs package either.....
You'd have to be mad to pay the same price as going to the cinema for a family of 4 to watch this at home - smacks of 'have your cake and eat it' by Disney.
Suspect this is not going to persuade Disney to release more films via their so-called premium subs offer, once they look at the numbers in a few months.
I think this is a great move, albeit I won't be paying £20 to watch Mulan as I don't want to. If it was Black Widow or something similar from the MCU, then I would happily pay.